The dogs listed on these pages may or may not be available at this time.  This is a clearinghouse, and we are not always notified when a specific dog is placed. If you are interested in a particular dog, please contact the person or club whose name is listed with that dog. 

You may also wish to contact several of these sources in your area.  You will need to fill out an application for each one.  Sometimes no dogs are available, sometimes there are several at each site.  The dogs can change from day to day, so it is best to contact the rescuers listed in your area, so they will have your application on file. This way they can try to find the dog that will match your needs and the corgi's needs.

We are currently working on a Universal Application that you may submit back to this site and it will be forwarded to workers in your area.  Please check back from time to time to see how this project is going.

Please note that on the email addresses, you must cut and paste them on a message and change "at" to "@". This is to prevent spammers from using these addresses.

 

Even though you don't see a corgi here, please visit the Helpful Links page, and contact some of the rescuers there.  You will have to fill out an application for a dog and it's helpful to get this process going sooner rather than later!

 

Texas dogs available, please see:  http://www.northtxwelshcorgis.org/Available.htm

Virginia/Maryland/Pennsylvania dogs available, please see:  http://www.pwccp.org/Rescue/rescue.htm

California dogs available, please see:

http://www.goldengatecorgis.org/rescue/rescue.htm

http://www.pwccsc.org/rescue.html

Michigan, Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin dogs, please see:

http://www.lakeshorecorgirescue.com

Please check out Beautiful Moe's page...a special boy who needed our prayers and they were answered!  I decided to give him his very own page for updates when I get them!

Dogs available in Michigan:

I have four dogs available in Michigan at this time, there are more, please see the link above under Michigan, Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin!

Here is Chester:

Chester is 9 months old, will be neutered on Wednesday and have his rabies shot then.  He is up to date on his other vaccinations.  I did not check for heartworm since it's unlikely that he's had much exposure to it.  He is greased lightning, if someone took this smart and brave boy into agility, they would have a winner for sure.  He has a charming personality, busy as can be, no manners or training at this time.  We are working on housebreaking him, AKA so he doesn't use his crate.  He was left in a crate all the time at his previous home, so he sees nothing wrong with going when he needs to go.  He is doing better the past couple of days.  I let him out frequently  He's smart, he is going to catch on fast to the idea.  He shows no aggression towards anything, likes the other dogs, I can put down and pick up his bowl with no problems.  He has energy.  I believe he is nuclear powered.  I have not heard him bark yet. This one is a keeper, he is exactly what I like in a performance dog, and he's smart.

Contact Millie at kallista (at) hughes.net.

 

Next is Mickey:

 

 

Mickey is 10 years old, UTD on shots, neutered, very sweet, very mellow.  He is clear of heartworms and his bloodwork is fine.  His teeth have been cleaned.  He barks and acts tough around other dogs on the other side of the fence, but not particularly aggressive, more excited.  He has a hoarse bark.  We did his bloodwork and his kidneys and liver are working great.  He has plenty of energy for an older dog, interested in everything.  He dilly dallies around when he's called but he's getting the idea of "if you come, you get a cookie".  I haven't done any formal training yet and won't until we get out of the Ice Age here, maybe another 3-4 weeks.  He was peeing as soon as he left his crate (still inside) but I let him out frequently and this has passed.  He was apparently only let out a couple of times a day, within an hour of each other as his caregiver came to the home that he lived in (also apparently alone) once a day.  I also cannot go 23 hours between potty breaks. :)  He doesn't pee any more often than any other dog around here.  He has not forgotten his housebreaking but he needs to go out regularly, which he was not given the opportunity to do. Very healthy and very pleasant.  A rare jewel of sweetness, and he is going to make someone very happy.

Contact Millie at kallista (at) hughes.net.

 

Here is Sadie:

 

 

And Buddy........

 

 

Buddy and Sadie (red/white male, bh tri female).  Both 8 years old, given up due to their elderly owner being put in a full time care facility.  She did not want to give up her dogs. They are delightful.  Both are happy and friendly, Sadie is a bit of a mouth and will bark at the other dogs behind the fence.  She has a sharp bark.  I have not heard Buddy bark yet.  She's a little fatter, he's a little thinner, so I separate them at food time.  Both take treats gently and we are just finishing up some antibiotics for Sadie, she had an apparent bladder infection and was peeing in her bed but is not doing so now.  Both had good bloodwork and were negative for heartworms, both are UTD on vaccinations.  Sadie has had her teeth cleaned.  These are NOT old dogs, they are playful and engaging and happy.  They are somewhat attached to each other but could be separated, I believe.  However, after 8 years, it seems a shame.  Buddy seems more attached to Sadie than the other way around.  I'm very fond of these two.

Contact Millie at kallista (at) hughes.net.

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